Embrace an IT recycle, re-use and resale strategy that minimises e-waste – and generates value
By rethinking how you manage the disposal of used and redundant IT assets, you’ll be able to recycle, resell, re-use.
Recycling solutions that make it possible to:
- Put CSR into practice with sustainable e-waste programmes that minimise your organisation’s contribution to landfill.
- Reclaim value from usable devices and components for re-investment into new IT and services.
- Maximise the value of redundant hardware by re-deploying usable assets into new environments.
- Participate in the circular economy and showcase your organisation’s sustainability credentials.
Organisational security requirements and legal obligations mean you need to be certain that the procedures you put in place to manage the retirement, recycling and disposal of legacy assets are robust, so that you can:
- Minimise the risk – of data loss through data sanitisation of devices
- Demonstrate environmental compliance
- Optimise ROI – through recycling, re-use, and resale
- Efficiently manage – any used enterprise hardware asset – computers, servers, hard drives, mobile phones and more
IT Recycling of your End-of-Life IT assets with Bell Integration
59 SecondsOur ADISA (Asset Disposal and Information Security Alliance) award-winning IT recycling services ensure you’re able to dispose of hardware responsibly, while maximising residual values.
From IT asset discovery tasks to risk assessments and regulatory controls, we’ll create and operate a tailored secure asset recycling and disposal service that is fully compliant with waste directives, legal regulations, and industry specific compliance schemes.
Why Bell Integration
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Risk Management
We offer a wealth of expertise in compliance, governance and industry regulations that apply to the disposal and recycling of hardware assets. We’ll advise you on everything from the best route to achieving GDPR compliance, to ensuring that adherence to the WEEE directive is maintained.
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Device Sanitation
Optimising the recycling, re-use and re-sale of assets begins with the safe removal and disposal of data. We can help you prove compliance and protect your data in line with a range of secure on and off-site data destruction services. Standards include NIST, HMG 1A5 and BSI, ensuring your data is wiped to the correct level.
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Documented and Defined Processes
Our ADISA audited and documented processes deliver all the accountability, assurance, audit trails, reporting and certifications you need to ensure your corporate reputation remains intact.
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Secure Recycling Facilities
Our ADISA accredited facility means you can be confident we adhere to all the requirements for the safe and secure handling of confidential data. All our employees are vetted, and assets are securely transported to our facility in our fleet of sealed trucks and lock-boxes. Data is protected by CCTV and asset tracking devices to give you an effective chain of custody.
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Optimised recycle, resale and disposal procedures
We’ll evaluate and determine the final destination for assets to ensure you optimise any residual value via resale, trade-in or recycling. This includes a consideration of re-use for engineering, spares and break/fix, brokerage for resale, trade-in, internal sales to staff, charity donations and recycling as waste under the WEEE directive.
We have over 25 years’ experience helping our customers across industry sectors to achieve their environmental and sustainability goals.
With a full audit trail and chain of custody, plus smart reporting and asset stock control, the disposal of your assets is in safe hands. With over 25 years’ experience advising customers on policies, procedures, and methodologies to mitigate risk, reduce costs and remain secure, we’re experts at helping organisations manage IT asset disposition in a sustainable way.
John Atkins IT Lifecycle Management (ITLM) Account Director
Mitigating environmental, reputational and security risks is hampering UK firms from achieving their aspirations for a greener future; just 40% have successfully implemented an e-waste policy because skills needed to oversee an effective recycle/re-use initiative are lacking.
